秀田武仁耕
2020-3-5 21:31:00
Sorry for late reply. Had to do some reading and further research to straighten up my mind.
I broken down to the fundamental, and concluded what housing is really just an investment product for me. And if it is an investment product, then I have to consider the expected future returns and the (value and Quality of asset). And in Hong Kong, anything that has slight quality, would be min 10 million, which means we need to at least put down 5m for down payment. And at the moment, just seems dumb to do.
Just found out we have an extra kid, so the house I just got won’t be big enough too, so even if we come back, won’t be enough for us. And we can’t sell it due to the taxes as well...so dumb.
Anyway, I have decided that we will only rent in near future. Gives me a lot more option. (I will still get houses tho, but not necessarily in hk, unless if the returns make sense)
The big problem now is. It is very scary to managed a 7-8 figure portfolio. Getting paranoid in the last week.
You brought up an interesting point re rates. You can actually get better rates with banks now. My mortgage was 2.37 and bank just called me last week and I could borrow at 2.15 now.
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